According to a new study, cell phone radiation may affect memory performance in adolescents.
Do you have a slouch and neck pain because of continuous mobile phone use? Follow these 3 tips by Rujuta Diwekar.
One more reason to stay away from your smartphones.
"We are seeing more brain tumors, higher incidences of infertility, more cases of electro-hypersensitivity... Even more concerning, radiation is damaging the human DNA."
With the advent of 5G network, researchers from New Zealand and India to join hands to study the hazardous impacts of electromagnetic radiation on human health.
People these days are practically glued to their smartphones, but you should place some distance between yourself and your phone and avoid keeping them in bras and trousers.
WHO: Non-ionising radiation as that from mobile phones not harmful to health
It's proven! Mobile phones can cause cancer
Using a mobile phone when driving is an especially important cause for concern; indeed, it has been shown to greatly increase the risk of a traffic accident.
Mobile phones have no adverse health impact reassures WHO
Pulitzer winner and oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee claims mobiles don't cause cancer
According to a new study, cell phone radiation may affect memory performance in adolescents.
Do you have a slouch and neck pain because of continuous mobile phone use? Follow these 3 tips by Rujuta Diwekar.
One more reason to stay away from your smartphones.
"We are seeing more brain tumors, higher incidences of infertility, more cases of electro-hypersensitivity... Even more concerning, radiation is damaging the human DNA."
With the advent of 5G network, researchers from New Zealand and India to join hands to study the hazardous impacts of electromagnetic radiation on human health.
People these days are practically glued to their smartphones, but you should place some distance between yourself and your phone and avoid keeping them in bras and trousers.
WHO: Non-ionising radiation as that from mobile phones not harmful to health
It's proven! Mobile phones can cause cancer
Using a mobile phone when driving is an especially important cause for concern; indeed, it has been shown to greatly increase the risk of a traffic accident.
Mobile phones have no adverse health impact reassures WHO
Pulitzer winner and oncologist Siddhartha Mukherjee claims mobiles don't cause cancer
